Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-04-28

O01aN oah1l 01AOOA W aA1AA
met at the NJ. L. church, South, In Jones'
boro. for the purpose of ascertaining such
facts and statistics as would lead us TO a
correct conclusion in regard to our nd
vantages and disadvantages, and TO dis
cuss the most important questions per-
tanning to u interest, Zone of which was
prohibition and its relation TO the Sunday
SCHOOL,, believing. as we do, that the
Sunday school cause has been proflted by
this convention, we feel constrained to Of
fer the following resolutions:
First-That we tender our grateful
thanks to the Sunday schools of this for
sending TO this convention such delegates
as were pleased to leave UNCONVENTIONAL
interests at home and meet us in one com
mon and Christian brotherhood.
Second-That we tender our apprecia.
ton to the good people Of J~onesboro for
meeting with us in their endeavor to pro-
mote this ~initiatory step of Christianity.
Third-That we acknowledge our sin
cere thanks to the choir for their choice
selections and well rendered songs.
Fourth-That we tender our thanks 10
the people of this town for their Christian
hospitality in entertaining us at their
homes and offering every induccment
possible, TO comfort and pleasure.
W. A. KITE,
j. W. CRUMLEY,
Z. j. BAXTER,
Committee.
On account of several of the delegates
failing 10. give in their reports. we can
not publish them. Below we give those
of the Sunday schools represented:
JOHNSON CITY.
NJ. Z. Church,. G. Campbell, sup't;
s. II. Miller, asst sup't; ]. L. Evans, Sec.
J NJ Martin, treas; officers, A; teachers, z;
scholars, 100; average attendance, 90; col
lections, since Oct. 10, 1886: for missions,
$12; other objects, $40; average weekly.
81. No. conversions, 8.
NJ. Il. Church. South-Will Harr, sup't.
J F Crumley, sec. During year ending
April 81, 1887, officers, 2; teachers, 10;
scholars. $50; average attendance, l4l.
Collections: Missions, $50; poor, $15;
average weekly, SO. Conversions, 20.
Christian Church, G Hardin, sup't;
George Hardin, sec; teachers, 5; pupils,
mi ufCiu5C COuti iuutiOHt Vl''I'
JoNEsBoRo.
Second Presbyterian Church-W Scott
Hickey, sup't; r. NJ. Elsea, sec. Year
ending April II, 1887, officers, 8; teach.
ers, 10; scholars, so; average attendance
- teachers, Z; scholars, Al. Collections
500; average weekly, so cents.
sBaptist-T II Reeves, sup't; VIII II
Reeves, sec. Officers and teachers, 10;
pupils, 1859; average attendance, 1876; per
cent. of attendance. 90. Collections for
year, $751; IS; for March, so "A. Dele
gates to S s convention: T H Reeves, r
II DUNCAN, Chas Mason and T ] Peoples.
BooN's CREEK.
Union School-Thomas ] Cox, sup't;
J d Keefauver, sec. Officers, 8; teachers.
7; scholars, 81; average attendance, SO.
Collections since Jan. /. $13 so. Conycr-
sions, 49,
Marvin, NJ E G, Sd A Morley, sup'ti
A M Mettetal, sec. Officers, 5; teachers,
6; scholars, 90. Collections for the year,
$15. Conversions, 20.
C~halybeate Springs: Union school-A
J Campbell, sup't; Henry Ferguson, ass
sup't; w H Sylvester, sec. Teachers, 8
scholars, 90.
Oak Grove: Union school-Jos Clark.
sec. Officers, 3; teachers, s; scholars, 55
average attendance, 80.
Pilot Hill: philadelphia" G PIG W
Walter, sup't; VIM Rush, Limestone,
Tenn, sec. 0HieaYs, o, teachers, f;scholarr
10; average attendance. So.
Washington College-Salem Church
Presbyterian f Baxter, sup't; Z ,
Baxter, Telford, sec. Officers. 8; teach
ers, 7; scholars, 1875. Collections: foI
school, $43; Missions, 1877. Conversions
35.
Haw's Cross Roads: Union school,
B White, sup't; A J Gibson, sec; teach
ers, 5; scholars, 90; average attendance
40.
Union: Baptist-Nelson Moody, sup't
II G Lawson, sec. Officers, A; teachers
6; scholars, 70; average attendance, so
Collections, So. Conversions, s.
: Cedar Point: Baptist-T ] Galloway
supt. Enrolment, 48.
Embreeville: Union school, J White
sup't, ii. I. Deakins, sec. Officers, a
students, 81.
"Urbana'': NJ E c S-W A Nelson
sup't, Limestone. Officers, 8; teachers
8; scholars, 1879; average attendance "a
Collections: for Sunday school, $14 5(
missions, sci; organ, $93.
WELCOMED" Union school-Sup't,
A Broyles, Limestone. Officers, A; teach
ers, Z; scholars, 60; average attendance
Al. Collections: $40.
Liberty chapel: United Brethren-V
G Keezel, sup't, Limestone. Teacher
and officers, 5; scholars. 60; average a,
tendance, 40. Collections; IS.
Mount Bethel: Christian Baptist
! Bolton, sup't, Limestone. Officers,
/ teachers, 4; scholars, so. Collection
per school, $12; missions, SIS.
Dunkard Church, B Pence, sup
Limestone. Officers, 8; teachers, 4; p,
l pills, 40. Just organized.
Limestone M ED w Remine, sup
G Officers, A; teachers, 8; students. So. Co
, lections. Missions, IS; literature, ST.
other purposes. $50 40.
: Union school: Colored churches, Lin
stone-John Keebler, Howard Hensle,
supts. Officers, B; teachers, 9; scholar
40. Collections, SIS.
= ii. II. KmKPATRICK,
Sec. of Convention.
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